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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-11-03

Kompanie kolejowe, ktore
posladaja kopalnie wegla W
Pennsylvania, podniosfy opfa-
te Ia PREY syike tony wegli z
IS c. ma dol. Ito do Buffalo.
Uczyniono to W tym celu.
ably lnni handlarze wegla ME
mogli rywalizowac kompa-
MIA kolejowa, kt5ra chce sic
napr1od swych wegli pozbyc.
lime zas kolejowe i trans
portacyjne kompauje, co pre-
sefafy towary Chicago do
Ljverpolu ga 20 c. ID tony,
a co New Yorku zdzierafy
pc IS g. Cd tony, oskar2oae
zoslaiy pred ,,komisya mie.
dzy-stanowa." Kompanie sic
0 to rozgniewafy i uie cze-
kajac wyroku ,,komisyi" pod
~wy2szyfy Gene Ia przesyfanie
towarow z 20 c. ma 40 c., a
2 rs C. ma SO centow. Ia
ureforma" przysporzy ,,kro
lom kolejowym" mlliony do
larow rocznle'
W Stanie New Hampshire,
W 1zbie prawodawczei, prze-
>zfo prawo lednomyslnie pra-
wo nadajqce wie'kie przywl-
leje kolei 3elaznrj ,,Boston and
Mainc'', lecz %gubernator 81
wyer ME chc1ai prawa tego
podpisa6: po}ozyf veto o, a
czionkow Izby prawodawczej
oskarzyf publicznie 0 przekup-
nictwo.
Jak tylxo B. aud 0. tele-
graf pSzeszedl Ma wfasnosc
G o | d a, zaprowalzone 20
staty niemale zmiany. Otto
1000 telegratistow dosta'o ga
wiadomlelie, ze pc lynn lsto-
paddle ,,sa nierotrzebni'. Q
plate Ia przesylke telegraph
podwya,zono Ia 10 wyrazow
2 New Yorku do Chicago .
Is centow Ma so centow!
Tramwaje 2 enlargement
motoraml W nledalekiei PREY
szfoscI, zdaje sic, zastapla
tramwaje konne ! kotwicowe
(cable) oraz gorne i rodzlem-
ne koleje. PROXY odbyte w
Philadelphia, Bostonle i New
Yorku udafy sic IN komlcIe,
a to z p~ewnusala doda otunhy
kapitallstom / wkrotce W VIE
kszych miastach bed1iemy
mole jezd1lc ma clehtrycz
nych t%ramwa)ach, kursuJacych
2 szybkosciq Is mil Ma go
dime.
The Market Record, pismo
wychodzace Minneapolis,
zamleszcza ostatnlem wy
daniu nastepu)qce cyfry, W
ktorych wykazuje, re pszenl-
cy zebrano w Minnesota j
Dakocie z latosiego plonu
mniej jak potrzeba, i tax:
POtrzeba pszenicy:B uszli:
Ma chIeb zAsiew l9.vOU.OOO
Minneapolis powinien wyrfat
10000. 900
Powinno bye I'm clone
Minneapolis 10000. O0G
Do Duluth potrzeba 100000
Do mfyn6w k%upieckich !5.OoO.oOO
Wys1aG ma Po}udnie 5.OOO.OOO
RaZem rGtrZeba SO. 100000
Plon tego roczny wynoslSO.0OO.OOO
Brak $4,000. 900.
O"
u Detroit donosza, 2e A l.
p h Oil Com an gro
bi1a asygnace ma lmie majora
Thurbera z Marquette, z po-
wodu, IL ME byta W stanle
zaspokoiG swych wierzycieli,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-11-03
Praca j PrZemyS}.

daJ4 tlantroW argument re
,,gdyby ME byfo wyzyskiwa-
czy kapitalistow, to ME byfo
by wspotzawoduictwa W pred
siebiorstwie; Mkt by ME "a
zdroscif powodzenia nikomu,
przez co W spofeczenstwle by.
Toby brak zycia energ'czne-
go i ME mielibysmy tax u
lepszonych wynalazk ow. jake
dis posiadamy."
Argument TAXI ME truduo
bedzie zbic, ,e2ell przypatrzy-
my sic stosunkom dwoch ro
3nych rodzin i p%orownamy je
ze stosulkam. spoleczehstwa:
rodzinie 1y)acej W zgodzie i
rodzinie kfttliwej.
Je4eli maj z iona nieustan.
ME sic kfoci. to kazdy mi
chyba uwierzy, lie TAXA rodz;-
ma ME bogaci sic, lecz re
zemsty szuka zawsze sposo-
bu, ably wyrzadzit krzywde
przeciwnikowi = ME doajac
czesto | o siebie. Maj sic roz-
pija i iona tak1e. Ma energil
i'm wtedy wprawdzie ME 1by
wa (ktora Ia wielkie dobro u
waaaja obrohcy dzlsiejszych
kfotliwych st6sunkow), ale
skutkiem tego jest zawsze u
padek moralny i materyalny
Dzisiejs1a HompetycyA
(wspofzawodnictwo). w prze-
mysle i piracy akuratnie jest
podobra do pijackiej i AVIAN
turniczej rodziny.
Me dzieje sic dobrze W tel
rodzinie, gdzie MAJ jakies Sc
kreta uHrywa pred zona. Ami
tel nie moze sic dzlac dobrze w
sp6jleczenstwie tax dlugo, do
poki kspitalista bedzie w Ia
jemnicy ukrywac zycie pre-
mysiowe pred robotnikiem i
bedzie uwaaac siebie III
,.bossa."
Kapitaf i praca, to MAJ i
iona.
B:erzmy vice pr>yklAd Z
rodziny ayjacej W zgodzie i
stara]my sic zaprowadzlc w
spofetzenstwie taxa sauna zgo-
de: co jest wfasnos:ia MEGA i
zony, to jest w%lasnoscia 70
dziny, = czy]i co jest VIA
snoscia kapitafu, MECH bedzie
w%fasnosciq piracy, albo VIA
snoscia ogoInq. kapital1sta,
jake i robotnlk, widzqc we
w%szystkiem wspolny interes,
wspolnych dokfadac beda SIT
mad polepszeuiem swe.j doll i
razem beda da2yG do szcze-
scia. kt0re ObiecHf nam StW0r.
ca, jake udzieciom jednego
ojca."
Czfowiek, ktory nigdy ME
chorowaf, sam ola chorego
ME ma 2adnego wspofczucia.
Tax samo kto NE byl ucieka-
ny, ola ucisnionego sympathy
ME umie okazac. Coz vice
G oul d Il lub a d e r
bi t a, aIibo P. A S Il
-Mkiego mole obchodzlc PREY
kry los robotnika?!
Nowojorski Herald wy$le
dit, ze tax szeroko omawia-
ne przez gazety 2y}y srebra
i zfota. W Arizonie pod ma
zwa z'ortllita byiy tylko pred:
miotem wyzyskiwania z ludz1
sredniego stanu cie2ko zapra
cowanych pieniedzy- Wyna
LACEY tych 4yt rozsprzedali
akcyj "a SO milion6w dola-
row, podczas gdy srebro tam
znalezione ME warte jest ma
wet Is tysiecy dolarow. Ia
twowierny lud musi te strate
Gale zycie opfakiwae, a oszu
stom owym sprawiac to be
die niema}o pociechy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-11-03

I'D t ilSloPaua "yPlaClC lo-
botnikom zastugi, ale kto vie.
czy do tego czasu ME zban'
krutuja, %kompanie te Winnie
sa samym r%ohotnikom przesz}o
$4,000 dol. oprocz procen-
Handlarze drzewem zaku-
puja wszystko drzewo, gdzie
tylko cena ME Jest wyg6ro
wanna. Michigahska flrma Ia
kupifa W ubiegfym tygodniu
W North Caroline IL milo :
now stop topoli 36itej. Wszy
soy ,,lumbermeni" szukaja z
z%awzleciem drzewa IA Zacho-
die, przez Co cena podniesio-
ma zostafa o 10 prct.
Kapitalisci ma przescigi Or
ganizacya kompanie W Po}u-
dniowych stauach i buduja
wle]kie lejarnie 3elaza j fabry
XII rozmaite w Chattanooga
zorganizowala sic oopiero mi
lionowa kompania, lima kom-
pania zakupifa S54 akry zielni
niedal-ko st Johu, Tenn, i wy
buduje tam move miasto, kto-
re nazwaiie bedzie Iron City
W San Antonio .ju2 prawie
jest gotowq nova fAhryka ma
chm. Jacksonville bedzie po-
siadaG wielkie piece do wyta.
pianla krl>zczow i Iej arnie.
Cd wieIu lat kapltaIisci sta
raja sic zakladac W lynn kra-
.ju fabryki pfoc!enne, ale ME
NIGGA pozadanego ceIu dopia6.'
Przemysi ten ME moze sic tn
opiaca6, DO lnu "a mafo sic
rodzi. Exgubernator Sprague
stracif ma TEN przedsleb1or
stwie przeszlo $4,000 900.
P!otna do Ameryki sprowa
dzaja rocznie "a $25, 900, 900.
KapltaIis:i ME leKaja sic
narzekania obecnych KoIel ze-
laznych na ,,zfe easy, DO
otto W Philadelphia -organizo
wafa sic kompanla, ktora ma
tychmlast rozpoczuie budo-
wac kolei Lizard Creek
Road W regionle Leh'gh. w
Mississippi wielka koIej zbu-
dowana bedzie. DIS Illinois
poslada $500 mil liaij kolejo-
wych a talk DUO ME posia-
da laden Stan.
W oslatnich 8 miesiqcach
zbudowano stolarsklch fabryk
i zakfadow 1873 W pofudnio-
wych Stanach, czyli W bieaa
Gym roku 562 fabryki. W o
statnich dwoch latach zbudo
wano $50, kazda . tych ia
bryk obrabia 10000 stop
drzewa dziennle, aprzypusciw-
sly, 1e ka2ia PRAGUE 2U0 dni
W roku, to pofudniowe Stany
produkui4 $3.50, 600 900 stop
Inmbrow.
Toledo Ann A4:bor. and
Northern" k"lej ze!azna po-
stanowita dochodami dzieliG
sic ze wszystkimi robotnlka-
lnl. P1llsbury 2 Minneapolis
W mlynach swych TAX Same
zyskami dzieli sic a robotni
kami. l pracodawey i robo-
tnicy sd z tego bardzo Edo
violent.
X X
w Cairo zbudowany bedzie
nowy most Ma rzece Ohio.
ktory bedzle d1ugi 4676 stop
a o So stcpy mad porwierz'
china woody. kosztowac bedz'e
dol. z 100000. Potrzeba
trzech lat ma zbudowanie te
80 ogromnego. mostu, ktory
pewnie Observation-Disclosures ma
Zachodzie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-11-03
Winonski Bank
OszczednOSci.

The Winona Servings Bank
Druga I'll. miedzy Main i Center.
Bank ten bedzie pfacit pro-
cent Cd wszelkich depozyt6w,
poczawszy cd jednego dolara,
Cd | grudnia 1885 r.inadal.
Wypozyeza pieniqdze ma me-
ruchomosci..
Czfonkowie Komitetu:
VIM. Widnom, prezydent,
G. A. Morey, Wiceprezydent,
f. A. Rising, skarbnik.
II. NJ. Kinney, R. B. Basford,
j. 81. Jenkins G. j. Camp.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-01-24
~. p.ad.

Warren W. Fuller died Thursday af-
ternoon, Jan. 6, 1886. at the residence
OF Mr.. Fred Conrad, after a long and
painful illness, at the age of 81. He was
q native of Maine. and arrived in Sono-
ra several years ago, end by his kind
and genial disposition, nade a host of
friends. who with sorrow followed his
remains to the City Cemetery. During
his long and severe sickness everything
was done that medical aid could do,
but he gradually wasted away. His
brother arrived from the East some
weeks ago, and remained with him un-
til the end. After death a post mortem
examination was made by Drs Walker,
Gould and Bromley, and it was found
that his liver was covered with abcesses
ranging in size from that of IN egg
down. His brother, Mr.. u. F. Fuller,
left Sonora Monday morning for his
far away home In Maine.-E Sonora
(CaD Banner.
Deceased was also brother of A. W.
Fuller, of Elko, who when MIR. B. F.
Fuller passed through accompanied him
short distance on his homeward Jour-
ney.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-01-24
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Notice is hereby given that the notes
and accounts of the estate of E. p. Ban.
ming, dect ased, have been, by order OF
the Court, turned over to the under.
signed who il authorized to collect aud
Re ceipt for ali claims due to the said E
T. Banning deceased. All persons
knowing themselves indebted either to
the said deceased or to the undersigned,
are requested to make immediate settle.
inent aud save costs.
Mrs. FRANCIS BANNING.
Elko, New, Jan. 81, 1887.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-01-24
An Uniuoky Lottery Prise.

The Carson woodchoper, Alexander
Mahou, ss5s pths Reveills, who drew
$4,000 in TIM September drawing of
the Louisiana lottery presented mar
ried sister, residing at Empire, ormsi,y
County, an amount snfficisnt to take
herself and three children back to their
old home in Cauada, on a visit; while
there the children contracted diptheria
and all three died, and the unfortunate
mother has gone. insane from grief.
The moral Of this u don't INVEST in the.
Louisiana lottery. but II you do, and
should strike prize, dpp's give any Of
Ouf money away.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-01-24
SPECIAL NoTIcEl
To License Payers OF Ilko County.

To License Payers OF Ilko County.
Notice is hereby given thut on and
after the LIST day of February, AID.
1887, all parties, on receiving postal
card stating that tEeir liceuss is now
due, will please remit immediately or
extra costs will DO added, AZ the tccunty
is large and 1t is impossible for me to
consult licenss payers as to the proper
time to pay said license. For further
information would respectfully refer
you to Section 1897, General Statutes
Of Nevada. T. f. ArwEnt.
Elko, Dan. II, 1887. Sheriff.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-01-24
a Decided Improvement.

The Sacramento Record Union says;
The Southern Pacific Company is
having the steps Of NIL its passengers
coaches altered as rapidly as possible,
80 as to make it easier for passengers,
and especially Indies, to get upon tn.
car platforms. To that end there will
hereafter be four steps to be assembled,
Instead of three, and the lower one will
De SO near thu ground that even ladies'
in tight "pull buck" will be able to reach
1t without assistance. Sick people will
mud the change agreat convenience, and
the ''lnst man" will be in less danger of
failure to secure good footing VIII en- he
makes his jump to get on board.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-01-24
NoTIcHl

Mr.. @. W. Grover. at the IsDrpEND.
ENr oface, has authority to collec.
moneys dne me and to, receipt for the
same, during my absence from Elko.i
For the next three months my ad.
dress will be Santa Cruz, Gal.
iy 10. LIN. g. Srvns.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-01-24
A Good Law.

Senator Hardesty's bill which reduces
the number of school census children
required to form legal school district
from ten to five, has passed both
Houses of the Legislature and only
awaits the signature of the Governor to
become law. The INDEPENDENT hus
taken frequent occasion to denounce
the Act of 1885 which deprived school
districts of their just proportion of the
school funds unless there resided in the
district ut least ten census children, and
We are pleased that the efforts of our
Senator to secure such modification of
the law as will do justice to the children
have been crowned with success.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-01-24
sALMAoUHDl.

Mill. ROtk, foreman 1Or scout q Co.,
came down from Halleck this morning.
Kinks Blue India Soap. best on
earth, at Benley's. ee4
The storm has passed over and this
evening the weather is clear and pleas
ant.
Naval Orange and Cocoanuts. at
Henley's.
Attention is called to the notice pub
Iishsd by Mrs. Banning elsewhere in
this issue.
This evenings train is reported on
time.
Remember the concert ard reception
8. the Gem Hotel this evening at 8
o'clock.
Pure New York cider vinegar 90
cents gallon. at w. T. Smiths
] The thanks of the INDEPENDENT are
due to our Legislative delegation for
copies of bills and reports.
Genuine New Orleans molasses for
sale at w. T. Smiths
Attorney j. w. Dorsey returned from
Bun Francisco and Carson City by Sat
urdny evenings train.
IL bounds Extra Sugar for ST. 90,
At Chase's.
American cattle IRE weak in English
markets, 12c per pound for best, esti-
mated dressed weight.
81 Is huys lob bucket Armour's re-
fined Lard, at Chase's.
During 1885 there were exported from
Chicago 268, 091 cases of canned meats,
against 27S, 733 cases for 1885.
You can buy IL lbs Extra light Brown
Sugar at W. r. Smiths for 81 90 cash
A. ". Fuller. of the Nevada Livery
aud Feed Stable will furnish teams for
Tuscorora at $15 for the round trip.
For cuts, bruises, cuts from barbed
wire, etc., use Horsemen's Universal
Ointraent.
A heavy Snow storm set in this morn
Ing about o'clock, which gives every
thing Wintry appearance.
For all kinds Of collar and saddle
Iores, use Horsemen's Universal Oint-
Mrs. OIL. Chadwick aud her BROTH
ct, Charley Waller, went up to Tusca-
rora Saturday on visit to their father
Mr. A. B. Waller.
Cash will buy lob bucket Fair
banks lard for $l,25 at w. T. Smiths.
A Morocco purse containing a Sun
dny School card, was picked up on the
street by one of the Hospital patients
which the owner can have by calling at
this Office.
The celebrated Maher & Grosh hand
made Knives, every one warranted, at
Henley's
OF nine carrier pigeons by steamer
from Boston to London and liberated
there, one returned to Boston, another
Was caught in New York and q third on
the Allegheny Mountains.
The Holidays are past and Joe Rosen-
stock has still on hand large assort-
'nsnt Of fancy goods which will be sold
ut reduced prices.
Near Abanark, Va, few days ago.
rural justice Of the peace fined man
$40 for contending that the moon had
anthiug to do with the ebb and flow Of
the tides.
II. Chase, Of the Live and Let Live"
Grocery Store, has just received car
load Of Goal Oil Of the beat brands man
aiactured which will bs sold in quaint.
'eS to suit at bottom p rices. 1
The Prince OF Wales, Grand Master |
Of Aasons, has gtSnted q warrant for
the formation ct an Anglo-American
lsOHna L.. - a
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1887-08-10

fine voice and all will remember the little
songs she sung. Bernice will be greatly
missed and Mr.. and Mrs. Daniels have the
sympathy of all in their bereavement. -
A very pleasant picnic and fishery was
held on the shore of Long pond last Thurs.
day, it being given by s. ID. Blake and fam
lily for the entertainment of relatives from
Massachusetts, who were visiting them.
Thirty people attended it, and with the ex-
ception of one person were all relatives of
each other 60 The South Woodbury.
d" Fearnaught " has been very sick for the
past week with pink-eye. 1t has been
thought by every one who has seen him
that he could not be saved, but at this writ
ing august Sth) his symptoms are favorable
and 1t is hoped that he will recover. -
G. G.. Levison and family of Brooklyn, N. Y,
arrived at j. w. Towns last week Thurs
day, where they are to board few months.
- Flora Vaughn of Hyde Park, who
has been teaching in Massachusetts for two
years past, is visiting friends in this place.
w. b. Goodel found a nice lamb
dead in the pasture last week 1t is sup
posed it was killed by lightning - Will
son Blake returned to Arlington, Mass, last
Saturday.
Worcester.
REV. JOSEPH LADD occupied the pulpit of
the Congregational church last Sunday,
preaching an able discourse from Matthew
Iii 33. Mr.. Ladds boyhood days were
spent in this town. where he has large
circle OF friends who wish him the best OF
success in this life. 60 The outside of the
new Methodist Episcopal church is we'll
nigh completed and the inside is nearly
ready for plastering. - DR.. Hamblet OF
Little Falls, n. H., is in town visiting
friends. - Rev Joseph and Mr.. Stephen
Ladd and their families return to their
homes in Illinois this week.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1887-08-10
Addison County.
Granville.


EUGENE MARTIN, formerly of Hancock,
has sold his farm in Pittsfied and bought
the ID. Babcock farm. Willie Kendall has
moved ON to the farm that he purchased of
G.. Spooner last spring. - Lewis Il.
Martin has returned from Tyson and is cut
ting the grass on his farm. - j. V. Will
son has put covered stage on to the route
between here and West Braintree. -
Mrs. George w. Derby is very sick with a
complication of diseases. - L. j. Russell
is not able to work in his shop on account
of painful foot. - Here, as nearly
everywhere else in the state, the grass crop
is abundant Considerable yet remains to
be cut
Hancock.
PRESIDING ELDER TRUAx will attend
quarterly meeting in this place next Sun
day forenoon and at Granville in the after
noon. Several are to be baptized at each
place, and at Granville some will be i'm
mersed. - Rinado A. Whittier has
come home from Bridport, where he has
beeen at work. - An old gentleman,
who registered as Styles McMullein, has
been quite sick at the hotel. - Mr.. and
Mrs. Sterling of Warren are visiting their
daughter, Mrs. William Prosser. -
Charles Maynard and a friend from Cleve-
land, Ohio, are stopping here. - Miss
Libby Riley returns to her former home in
New York to care for an invalid brother.
- Old Mr.. Curtis is very ill. -
Misses Ella l.. and Nellie E. Ryan of
Worcester are visiting Rev. NJ. III. Ryan.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1887-08-10
Chittenden County.
Richmond.

A QUITE serious accident occurred here
last Sunday afternoon, by which a lad Of
his life. A wrecking train was sent from
st. Adams on that day for the purpose Of
raising the cars thrown from the track in
the recent disaster, the train being in charge
of Conductor Church, who had his little
son with him On returning from dinner
when the crank of the car caught in his
waist, throwing him over the car upon the
track and both wheels of the car passing
over his body AT first il was thought he
could not live but he recovered sufficiently
to be taken TO st. Adams Monday morning,
where he lies in critical condition. His
injuries are internal and he was cared for
here by Drs. Andrews and Powers,
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1887-08-10
New Publications.

Miss GAscoIGNE, by Mrs. j. II. Riddell,
is the latest number of the Gansborough
series of novels, which ID. Appleton & Co.
are publishing. 1t is fairly good story for
summer reading.
EDNA LYALL's SIN the Golden DAYS." one
of the most successful novels of the past
year, having run its course through nearly all
the paper " libraries" has just been pub
lished by d. Appleton & Co. in substantial
book form.
BABYLAND, Lothrop's fifty-cent-a-year
magazine for mothers quite as much as for
babies, is having every month this year two
picture-pages of finger-play." There is a
wonderful variety in I" tinger-play and no
end of fun for the baby. Fun for the baby is
fun, or something as good, for somebody
else.
THE AMERICAN MAGAZINE will here
after be published under the management of
the American Magazine Company, corpo-
ration abundantly equipped in finances and
business experience. Readers are prom
Used continuous Improvement of the maya
zine in all its departments, including sew
eral new and attractive features.
OUR LITTLE MEN AND WOMEN for August
comes with its twenty-four pages of half-and-
half reading and pictures, as usual Little
folks have the advantage nowadays of pick
ing up great deal of knowledge in learning
to read, That is really what this magazine
is FORUM and fact together. You can get
specimen copy of it by sending five cents
to ID. Lothrop Company, Boston.
ENGLISH COMPOSITION AND RHETORIC. By
Alexander Balm, LID. New York: ID.
Appleton & Co. Price Sl.40. Professor
| Balm now remodels his well-known rhetoric,
devoting the present volume TO the intel
lectual elements of style and reserving the
emotional qualities for another. The whole
book reveals acute criticism and is wonder
fully rich in literary instances or examples
of the laws laid down. AS a textbook it
will rank among the best.
A TERRIBLE LEGACY. BY G.. w. Apple
ton. New York; ID. Appleton & Co. In
! spite of its tragic name and the grim mys-
| terry which forms the central motive, more
| laughter than tears Is the product of its
pages. A whimsical will of a mailman leads
to many curious complications-compe tely
| deceives an astute lawyer and causes many
exciting incidents in the life of a precocious
youth, the heir to the estate. The charac-
ters are sketched in lively manner,
THE July number of the Nelc ENGLAND
Magazine contains for its leading article a
very interesting historical sketch of The
Martha's Vineyard Summer Institute. "
1t has good illustrations of the institute, OF
William j. Rolfe, its president, Benjamin
w, Putnam, business manager, and w III
Daniel, treasurer. Among other important
papers are Conservatism in Terms OF
Measurement" by Isaac Bassett Choate
Spiritualism," by Hudson futile; "The
Friends Boarding-school, Providence" by
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OUR readers have doubtless often noticed
that Hoods Sarsaparilla is well spoken of
in the newspapers. The press is quick to
recognize merit and does not hesitate to
give praise where it is due. The following
is from the Baptist Weekly, leading re-
ligious paper; Advertising may bring an
article prominently before the public, but
no advertising can long help it If it has no
real merit. Hoods Sarsaparilla is well adj
vertised; but the best proof of its value is
that so many persons use it on the recon-
mendations of friends who have proved its
peculiar virtues"
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have been teaching in Chester, are to teach
in Bellows Falls the coming year. Mr..
Davis Is to be the principal of the school
there. - Chauncey Lougee slipped on
Saturday last and broke rib. - Mrs.
Ira Sanborn of Virginia is visiting her
brother, Fernando G. Davenport. She re-
ports painful condition of things there on
account of drouth. 80 Nelson Carleton is
under physicians care.
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Orleans County.
Barton Landing.

e. L. McGAFFEY is yet confined to the
house with hemorrhage of the lungs. -
Frank Clement is clerking in the post-office.
- A tame moose and other American
animals were on exhibition here during the
last of the week. - Much of the plank
sidewalk in the village is being replaced
with rotten-stone.
Glover.
MRS AcHsA CHAPLIN, with her sister
Mrs. Marsh, visited in Calais last week
- Mrs. Amos Cook died the 31st ultimo
- A good teacher is wanted to teach
the fall term of school at the institute.
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STATE OF VERMONT
COUNTY OF WASHINGTON, SIS
|, Fred l.. Eaton Cashier of the above-named
bank do soemnly swear that the above statement is
is true to the best of my knowledge and belief
FRED l.. EATON. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 9Th day of
August, 1881 JAMES G. HOuGHTON, Notary Pa6lic.
Corect-Attest; j. A. PAGE,
j, W. ELLIS, Directors.
CHARLES DEWEY